How to fix MEMUP MEDIADISK when remote control is not responding?
If your MEMUP Media Player's remote control isn't working, ensure it's pointed at the receiver on the front panel. Try shortening the distance between the remote and the player, and consider replacing the remote's batteries.
What to do if there is no display on TV from MEMUP MEDIADISK Media Player?
If you're not seeing anything on your TV when using your MEMUP Media Player, first, double-check that the video cable is correctly connected. Next, use the “TV Out” button on the player's remote to select the correct mode (PAL or NTSC) for your TV. Finally, ensure your TV is properly set up and then repeatedly press the “TV Out” button until a picture appears, making sure you have the appropriate system as the default setting.
Why does my MEMUP MEDIADISK only display certain file types?
If your MEMUP Media Player is only showing pictures, video, or audio files, press the “Media” button on the remote control and select "All type" from the media options: "All type", "Music", "Photo", and “Video".
Why can I see a photo when playing music on my MEMUP MEDIADISK Media Player?
If you see a photo while playing music on your MEMUP Media Player, it's because in music play mode, pressing the "OK" button on the remote changes the screen to file list mode, allowing you to browse the HDD.
How to designate background per folder on MEMUP MEDIADISK Media Player?
To set a background for a specific folder on your MEMUP Media Player: 1. Create a JPEG file named "Mybackground.jpeg" (it's crucial to keep this exact filename, and ensure the file size is 720x480). 2. Save this file in the folder you wish to customize. 3. Unplug the USB and reboot the player system. 4. When you select the folder containing the JPEG file, the background will change.
How to fix MEMUP Media Player upgrade fail?
To fix a failed upgrade on your MEMUP Media Player, first, verify that the upgrade firmware is the correct one. Also, ensure that the upgrade firmware is located in the firmup directory. Check Page 11 for upgrade detail.
Lists supported video formats for playback on TV.
Details support for various audio file formats.
Explains playing digital photos and creating slideshows.
Describes using the player as an external USB 2.0 hard drive.
Explains the process of updating player firmware via the internet.
How to connect the player to a TV using composite video cables.
How to connect the player to a TV using S-Video cables.
How to connect the player to a TV using component video cables.
Connecting audio outputs (left/right) to a TV or Hi-Fi system.
Connecting to multi-channel decoders/amplifiers via coaxial cable.
Connecting to multi-channel decoders/amplifiers via optical cable.
Connecting the player to a PC via USB for data transfer.
Connecting the player to a TV using a DVI cable.
Configuring video output settings like TV type and picture adjustments.
Adjusting audio output volume and balance settings.
Configuring photo preview, slide period, and effects for slideshows.
Options for changing the player's visual theme or skin.
Settings for language, system defaults, subtitle size, and color.
Checking current firmware version and preparing for an upgrade.
Monitoring the firmware update process.
How to select and play video files from the player's storage.
How to select and play audio files from the player's storage.
How to select and view photo files from the player's storage.
Video Output| image resolution | 1920 x 1080i |
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Connections| usb host port | USB full speed port x 1 |
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| supported hdd | 2.5"HDD (NTFS/FAT32) |
| video output | HDMI, Jack/RCA Connector (yellow end) x 1 |
| audio L/R | HDMI, Jack/RCA Connector (white/red ends) x 1 |
Power| power supply | AC 100~240V - 50~60Hz |
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| power consumption | 10 W |
Operating Environment| operating temperature | +5°C to +40°C (+36°F to +104°F) |
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| operating humidity | 5% to 80% RH |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | L14, 5 cm X H2 cm X P8, 7 cm |
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| net weight | Approx. 270 grs |
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